Public lands belong to all Americans, and protecting these places ensures that future generations can continue to hunt, fish, hike, camp, explore, and experience some of our nation’s most remarkable landscapes. The reductions to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments removed protections from millions of acres of culturally significant, ecologically important, and scientifically valuable public lands.

By using The Scientific Outdoorsmen Foundation’s letter campaign, you can directly urge your elected representatives to support restoring the original monument boundaries and maintaining science-based conservation decisions. Your message helps demonstrate that conservation, outdoor recreation, and responsible public land management have broad public support.

The future of these landscapes depends on citizens making their voices heard. Whether you visit these places for adventure, wildlife, cultural history, hunting, fishing, or simply the opportunity to enjoy open spaces, your advocacy matters.